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At Advisor Consultancy our team of architects & Interior Designers can provide you with high quality of Floor planning for you properties in your projects.
If you are a property owner, agent or developer, you want potential buyers to fully appreciate the value of your property. Our custom 3D floor plans allow the viewer to see the space in its full dimension. Many buyers have difficulty interpreting standard floor plans, but anyone can easily understand a 3D floor plan due to the natural perspective it provides. Custom 3D floor plans clearly illustrate the spatial relationships between rooms, entry and exit points, window and door placements, and other architectural elements.
Help Buyers See Themselves in your Property
With the addition of furniture, floor coverings, countertops and cabinets, your potential buyer or investor will get a clear view of what their life could be like in the new space.
We can take your floor plan to the next level with our exclusive 3D interactive floor plan. With this product, a 3D floor plan is integrated within a 360 degree virtual tour, so your buyer can see the aerial floor plan view in tandem with an eye-level panorama. This illuminates the aesthetic appeal of your space in a way that can't otherwise be achieved without physically visiting the property.
Benefits of a Custom 3D Floor Plan
Affordability. With available technology, we can produce high quality 3D floor plans very economically. Using our repeatable process and library of furnishings, fixtures, and appliances, we can quickly deliver images that are more compelling than 2D floor plans would ever be.
Quality. Our floor plans are high quality and are superior to the low-end images produced by do-it-yourself floor plan designer packages. We can customize the look to synchronize with your brand and established look. We can add realistic furniture and decor that will further enhance the look.
Variability. The location of neighboring buildings or landscape features can be placed around your 3D floor plan. We can create eye-level interior perspectives which will illustrate the view a buyer will see from their windows.
Flexibility. 3D floor plans can be created from your blueprints or an existing 2D floor plan. We work with partial buildings (as in a room, a floor, or a remodelling project) or entire structures. We even accept sketches (must be drawn to scale with detailed measurements and ceiling heights). We output your 3D floor plan at the right resolution for final use, whether it be online or in print, DVD or broadcast.
Interactivity. Your floor plan can be animated in a variety of ways. It can be set to rotate with the viewer controlling the movement and selecting different perspectives. Controls can be made available which can interactively turn furniture and room dimensions on and off.
Contact Us to discuss your project and learn more about the ways 3D floor plans can help promote your property!
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Warbrook House Wedding Photographer Bruce Neville.
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Warbrook House Wedding Photographer. If you're planning a wedding Warbrook House have dedicated Event Co-ordinators and expert catering teams on hand to make sure everything runs smoothly, professionally and on time. Warbrook House never dictate - they just discuss and deliver. It's the De Vere way, where every detail is taken care of. All you have to do is enjoy the moment.
If you are looking for a wedding photographer or even a Sussex Photographer then call me on 01243 778614 or use the contact form on our website for a quotation.
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A great way to document your wedding day is with a stunning Documentary Photofilm, Not just a wedding film with music but a mixture of your wedding photos combined with digital voice over from the vows and speeches set to music. Nobody creates a Photofilm like I do and best of all they are included in all my packages at no extra cost. The Photofilms are not staged, so don't worry I won't be asking you to talk in to a microphone, the audio is captured discreetly during the day.
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Bay of Plenty Tourist Attractions
The Bay of Plenty offers many exciting and memorable tourist attractions. Tauranga is a vibrant city located at the entrance to one of New Zealand's largest natural harbours. Nearby Mount Maunganui offers pristine beaches and is a popular summer holiday destination. If you are after a rewarding 45 minute stroll, we recommend walking the scenic Mauao base track. Whakatane (an attractive town set on the banks of the Whakatane River) is also well worth a visit. It is the main base for taking trips out to White Island, one of the world's few accessible live volcanoes.


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Dr. Lara Whitford, DPM
Dr. Lara Whitford began her studies at Ithaca College where she received her Bachelor of the Arts in Biology. She continued her education at University at Buffalo and Roswell Park Cancer Institute where she participated in cancer research and received a Masters in Natural Science. She then finished her medical education at Midwestern University where she became a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. She recently completed her residency training in forefoot and reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery at SUNY Downstate Medical Center and Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, New York.
Throughout her three years working at King County Hospital and SUNY Downstate Medical Center as a Resident and Chief Resident, she was exposed to a wide range of podiatric medical problems including diabetic foot care, amputations, ingrown nails, bunions, hammertoes, flat foot reconstruction, wound care, and foot and ankle fractures. She developed a deep respect for the under-served community that she treated in Brooklyn, which in turn motivated her to further her training by going on a medical mission trip to Guyana where she predominantly focused on pediatric clubfoot deformity.
Dr. Whitford is driven to provide her patients with the best quality care based on their medical and surgical needs. She is dedicated to providing a comprehensive treatment and preventive care plan with her patients to manage and improve their medical conditions. She is delighted to have joined an established podiatric practice group so that she may continue to learn and flourish in her career.
When she is not treating patients, Dr. Whitford is active in various projects in her community. She enjoys a healthy outdoor lifestyle being very involved in fitness and values spending time with her family and friends. Throughout all her training and travels, Dr. Whitford has found that a positive, "Can-Do" attitude is really the key to success in health and life.


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This paper assesses the state of play in South Africa at each level of policymaking, relying on a policy pyramid approach. The policy pyramid framework aims to merge both top-down and bottom-up approaches of policymaking in a dynamic and iterative fashion. At all levels, this method suggests a cooperative governance framework, gathering government and other social partners (business, labour and civil society), based on constant policy dialogue, engagement and co-development. Each level then plays a complementary role in the design and implementation of evidence-based, effective and ambitious policies.
Based on this approach, the paper conducts a diagnostic of the situation in South Africa and formulates targeted recommendations.
A global transition to sustainable development is under way as a response to multiple environmental crises, including the widespread impacts of climate change. South Africa has embraced the shift to a green economy to attain inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth and development. The desire to transition to a green economy has been declared at the highest political level, and the articulation of the green economy agenda is evident in the South African policy framework.
From a trade and industry perspective, the transition materialises through two complementary streams: the development of new, green industries and the greening of existing, traditional industries. Within this framework, this report focuses on the development of new trade opportunities for green industries in South Africa both for import substitution and for exports. The main objectives are to identify and assess economic sectors that offer trade opportunities from the perspective of green industrial development; inform a subsequent sector-specific assessment of opportunities at the green industry and trade nexus; and provide recommendations for policymakers on how to further harness the identified opportunities in key sectors.
The report is published as part of the Partnership for Action on Green Economy (PAGE) – an initiative by the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), the International Labour Organization (ILO), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) in partnership with the South African Government (the Department of Environmental Affairs, the Department of Trade and Industry, the Department of Science and Technology, and the Economic Development Department).
The report was authored by TIPS, which led the research process, collected data, drafted the report, and managed stakeholder consultations. The research team comprised: Gaylor Montmasson-Clair (Senior Economist: Sustainable Growth), Christopher Wood (Economist), Shakespear Mudombi (Economist (Sustainable Growth) and Bhavna Deonarain (Researcher: sustainable Growth).
In addition to the Main Report, a four-page Overview is also available to download.
South Africa's economic growth relies strongly on resource and energy-intensive sectors, which worsens the pressure on the environment and exacerbates the threat of climate change (Montmasson-Clair, 2012). The country is also grappling with high income inequality, unemployment and poverty levels. Economic growth has not been inclusive (Mayer et al, 2011). Related to this is the limited inclusion and participation of the youth, in the broader development of the country. Youth is defined in South Africa as people in the age category of 14 to 35 years (NYDA, 2011). The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA, 2011) highlighted the plight of the youth in South Africa as characterised by: low economic participation, low levels of education and skills development, poor health and well-being, and low levels of civic participation and social cohesion. Given this background, how can development be made inclusive? And how can the green economy be used for inclusion of youth and sustainable development, not only in South Africa but also in the rest of the continent.
Session 9: Unpacking the water-energy-food nexus
Session 10: Sub-national experiences and sustainability
Session 9: Energy Utilisation
A global benchmarking of policy instruments for effective climate change mitigation demonstrates the need for a mix of policy measures. The optimal policy package is characterised by the complementarity of its policy components, and the recognition of context: the appropriateness of the mix of measures varies from country to country depending on unique sets of climate change challenges as welll as other national objectives. South Africa is considering a number of policy options for climate mitigation: a carbon tax, desired emissions reductions outcomes, and required energy management plans. To determine the optimal policy package, an assessment of the range of policy instruments is needed, particularly in understanding how these instruments can be used together and in which cases they are redundant or suboptimal and burdensome.
Session 8: Agricultural value chains in the region
This paper expands a case study by Emet Consulting for the South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) in 2014. The case study (Regulatory Constraints to the Development of a Fuel Ethanol Market in SADC) was a component of a project funded by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), through its ProSPECT project, investigating the most significant constraints to doing business in the SADC region. Through the project GIZ and SAIIA aimed to provide concrete examples of constraints to doing business in the region, as well as potential solutions. The overall objective of the research was to reduce these business constraints by facilitating a dialogue in the SADC region on their removal, thereby allowing the private sector to take advantage of the opportunities offered by regional integration.
Policy interventions at national and international scales are driving efforts to simultaneously reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide sustainable socio-economic improvements. The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is one such policy instrument implemented through the Kyoto Protocol under the international climate change regime. Questions remain particularly around how socio-economic development can be achieved and, more importantly, how these policy approaches play out on the ground in the lives of those they affect.
This paper presents a case study, focusing on the impact of a skills development component of the Kuyasa CDM project, in Cape Town, South Africa. It investigates two specific aspects of the project, highlighting challenges for CDM projects to achieve their desired socio-economic outcomes. Findings indicate that formal accreditation is not, in all cases, found to be beneficial to the lives of those living in Kuyasa. At the same time, many benefits are drawn from the experience of productive work but these are not acknowledged. Implications for expectation management and more appropriate interventions are outlined, including understanding the multi-dimensional impact of the experience of training and employment. Finally, reflections are provided on how CDM projects could contribute to effective skills development.
This paper falls under the TIPS Small Grant Research Papers annual Peet du Plooy Small Grant for Sustainability, launched in 2013, given for economic research on issues pertaining to the green economy and climate change.
Policy Paper prepared for the Economic Development Department and the Department of Trade and Industry
The impact of electricity price increases on the competitiveness of selected mining sector and smelting value chains in South Africa: Has it incentivised mining-related companies to invest in renewable energy, cogeneration and energy efficiency?
This research project was jointly commissioned by the Economic Development Department (EDD) and the Department of Trade and Industry (the dti). The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) was tasked with implementing the project as part of a partnership to support the South African government's green growth planning efforts. TIPS was the primary research partner and service provider. This project is the result of the collaboration of all of these institutions.
The South African government's Inter-departmental Green Growth Committee, chaired by EDD, served as the project steering committee for this research. A multi-stakeholder Technical Reference Group was also established to offer inputs on various drafts of the report.
This policy paper represents a condensed version of an earlier report, which was the result of extensive fieldwork and interviews with stakeholders across the selected mining value chains. The research team comprised Reena Das Nair, Dinga Fatman, Evans Chinembiri, Gaylor Montmasson-Clair, Georgina Ryan and Wendy Nyakabawo of TIPS. Gaylor Montmasson-Clair and Georgina Ryan were the lead authors of the policy paper. Alison Goldstuck and Katlego Moilwa were GGGI contributing authors.
Although not directly associated with the transition to a green growth path, recent trends in South Africa's electricity supply industry, which has been characterised by energy supply problems since a load shedding crisis in 2008 and drastic price increases (i.e. a trebling of the average electricity price from 2009/2010 to 2017/2018), provide an opportunity to investigate the shift to a greener path. Using these developments as an entry point, this paper investigates the impact of electricity price increases on the competitiveness of mining-related companies and the mitigation measures which have been implemented by various firms in the four most important mining value chains in South Africa, namely platinum, gold, iron ore and coal. Particular attention is paid to the role that electricity price increases and energy security concerns have played in fostering investments by mining-related firms in renewable energy and energy efficiency.
For any enquiries related to the report that are relevant to the dti and EDD, please contact Christian Prins, Economist (macro economic policy), EDD, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
This report is part of the project called the "Social Dialogue for Green and Decent Jobs. South Africa - European Dialogue on Just Transition" funded by EuropeAid's budget line SA/21.060200-01-08. The project has been cofunded by Sustainlabour. The Congress of South African Trade Unions – COSATU acts as partner organization.
In 2012, South Africa remains faced with the triple developmental challenge of unemployment, poverty and inequality. In addition, the country's current economic growth model is heavily resource and energy-intensive, aggravating pressures on the environment and the threat of climate change. The transition to a green economy, stemming from the concept of sustainable development, has been internationally recognised as a ground-breaking way forward, combining economic development, social welfare and environmental protection.
South Africa is in a unique position to exploit the emergence of green economic development in the world. The country's renewable resources abundance (solar and wind predominantly) and biodiversity positions it to play a leading role in the Southern African region and in Africa. In addition, if supported by an enabling environment, green sectors have the potential to foster South African growth and employment, as well as the shift to sustainable development.
This paper investigates the potential to harness trade finance to foster the development of a green economy in developing countries.
The world is facing multiple crises of sustainability: global financial crisis, climate change, and the overuse of natural resources. Many developing countries are additionally destabilized by poverty, disease, corruption, and failures in democratic governance and education.
The transition to a green economy is recognised by a variety of organizations and experts as a ground-breaking way forward, combining economic development, social welfare and environmental protection. In order to shift to a green economy, changes in production and consumption practices, and therefore also in trade patterns, are crucial. This makes the leverage power of leading export credit agencies, which totalled an exposure of USD 1.7 trillion in 2011, colossal.
The principle that the person or the organisation responsible for pollution or environmental degradation should be responsible for the restoration of the affected ecosystem has been established in South African law. However, what constitute successful restoration remains a contentious issue. This policy brief considers two examples and make recommendations for improving the regulatory environment.
Author: Marco Pauw, Stellenbosch University and ASSET Research
Authors: Helanya Fourie, Western Cape Department of Agriculture and ASSET Research, and David le Maitre, CSIR
The marketability of the natural environment is influenced by different forms of restoration activities, which in turn has cost implications depending on the different types of ecosystems and the extent of the damage. This brief adopts an economic approach to explore some of the key market challenges.
Authors: Douglas J Crookes, University of Stellenbosch and ASSET Research and James N Blignaut, University of Pretoria, Beatus and ASSET Research (firstname.lastname@example.com)
An increase in tree density, or bush thickening, beyond a certain threshold may be detrimental for the ecosystem and reduce the productivity of such rangeland for agriculture and conservation. However, the woody plants in areas where there is bush thickening present at opportunity to harvest the wood as bio-fuel.
Authors: Jacques Cloete, University of the Free State and Asset Research, and Nico Smit, University of the Free State
Joint report from Industrial Development Corporation, Development Bank of Southern Africa and TIPS
In its recent green economy study, UNEP9 concluded that environmental sustainability and economic progress are not opposing forces and that significant benefits will flow from the greening of the world's economies. Greening generates increases in wealth, measured in classical terms of higher growth in gross domestic product (GDP) – even in poorer or developing countries – as well as in the form of ecological gains due to positive impacts on the natural capital of ecosystems and biodiversity. An important synergy exists between poverty eradication (ensuring food supply, water, energy and health, as well as support to subsistence farmers) and enhanced conservation of natural capital.
The green economy could be an extremely important trigger and lever for enhancing a country's growth potential and redirecting its development trajectory in the 21st century. A burgeoning green economy will reflect a clear expansion of productive capacity and service delivery across many existing areas of economic activity, and the introduction of numerous new activities in the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.
This should be evidenced by substantial investment activity in conventional and non-traditional activities, meaningful employment creation, sustaining competitiveness in a world that is increasingly determined to address adverse climate change trends, and by opportunities for export trade, among others.
The imperative of stabilising greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations in the atmosphere within particular boundaries, so as to contain atmospheric warming trends and other associated forms of climate change, is leading to discernible behavioural change in societies around the world, and to the consideration of (or a commitment to) specific national targets.
On top of this, there is a "growing threat of increasing 'eco-protectionism' from advanced industrial countries in the form of tariff and non-tariff measures such as carbon taxes and restrictive standards". Such trends are proving to be a powerful force for the evolution of a green economy to protect biodiversity, address adverse climate change trends, pollution and unsustainable resource use.
The quest for new sources of energy away from traditional petroleum products has in recent times led to the development and use of biological material (biomass). As the name suggests, biofuels are developed from organic materials. Thus an increase in the price of oil has also increased demand for biofuels, resulting in a high correlation between agricultural commodities* prices, particularly maize, and energy prices. While escalating petroleum prices are one reason for the quest for other sources of energy, this is not the only factor. The search for alternative sources of energy was underscored by environmental concerns and energy security concerns in the US and European Union countries about their reliance on oil from a few countries. The use of food products to generate fuel has raised concerns that this will raise prices of essential food items for poor households – and experts agree that biofuel production has affected the cost of food. Estimates range from a conservative estimate of 2%-3% by the US Department of Agriculture to 70%- 75% in a study done by Mitchell (2008)**. Has this increased production of biofuels resulted in a shortage of food supplies at the household level? Has that shortage – perceived or real — resulted in a permanent increase in prices thus threatening food security for poor households? Assuming that increased biofuels production threatens poor households' food supplies, what policy choices are available to governments in the Southern African Customs Union (SACU)? biofuels production on maize prices, how the rise in maize prices affected low-income groups in SACU, and whether and when exportable maize surpluses are likely in South Africa.


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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Gorilla Band (best Android apps for kids)
Previously reviewed on Smart Apps For Kids and given a 4.5 star rating, Gorilla Band is another great Wasabipro product for your Android device.
Bottom line: A 3D interactive ebook with high production values all around. An engaging story with richly textured animation and great catchy ditties. Prepare yourself for your own little gorillas to be singing these tunes ad nauseum. Great for ages 4-8 (and young at heart too).
First up, you will fall in love with this app because of the Australian narration. There is something so unique about that accent that makes it difficult to emulate. The calming effect of the Australian accent is a wonderful addition to bedtime stories, and the highly engaging characters and storyline will captivate your children and capture their imaginations.
And here is the catch: Gorilla Band is a great way to expose your children to a variety of musical instruments. If they already play an instrument, they may identify with the gorillas who are shirking practice. Gorilla Band may even inspire your children to join a music group, where making music is much more fun because you are making it with others. You will enjoy reading this 3D interactive ebook over and over and over together.
""Another interactive tale with a musical theme swings into young readers hearts" - Digital Storytime
"Gorilla Band by Wasabi is just stunning! Teachers With Apps hasn't seen kids this excited about a new app in quite some time!" TeachersWithApps
"Gorilla Band definitely goes to the next level and is playful and fun" - Daniel Donahoo, Core Contributor, GeekDad
Gorilla Band showcases an immersive, 3D jungle-world where cute gorillas learn to play various instruments and serendipitously form a band. Crafted with touch screens in mind, this story invites readers to play an active role, delivering a sensory experience that is deeply engaging, entertaining and educational for early readers. Sure to delight and entertain for hours!
* Dazzling 3D world and effects
* Read myself or Read to me options with text highlighting
* Bonus studio section which helps children identify instruments by sound and name
* Bonus interactions and a myriad of music on every page
* Evocative Aussie bush sound effects
* Calming Australian voice narration
* 2 original songs (1 upbeat and 1 for bedtime)
* A choreographed dance to take the fun into living rooms and classrooms
* Innovative 'delay interactions' feature to ensure story comprehension
* Child friendly page turn
* World class standards in family-friendliness
* Watch our video preview here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsiFL6SU6r0
* See the Gorilla Band Dance or 'do the GBD' here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNQAh_4iGYI
Wasabi Productions is proud to be donating 10% of proceeds from app sales to American not-for-profit VH1 Save The Music Foundation to support the charity's work in restoring instrumental music education programs in America's public schools, and raising awareness about the importance of music as part of each child's complete education.
Educational benefits aligned with Core Knowledge Curriculum and many Common Core Standards, including
- Development of phonological awareness, recognition of rhyme and text directionality
- Development of emergent literacy
- Practice with fine motor coordination
- Practice with gross motor coordination (Gorilla Band Dance)
- Recognize instruments by sight and sound including guitar, piano, trumpet, flute, violin and drum
- Stimulate imagination
Common Core Standards aligned reading strategies available to download at wasabipro.com
Designed for Pre-K - 2nd grade (2-7 years) to enjoy with their parents, grandparents or teachers.
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text: Wee Waa News Thousands of Wild Dog Baits to be laid This year's offensive will see 16,000 ground baits laid across 160 properties, covering an area of around 260,000 hectares across the Northern Tablelands and North West region. Landholders are now able to use canid pest ejectors, a new technology designed to specifically target dogs and foxes. Wild dogs cause an estimated $11 million worth of damage to the state's primary industries sector every year. Friday, January 08, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee WaaAgriculture Tags: Women locks on to truck for five hours at Santos Site A 54 year old Tweed Heads woman locked herself onto a truck for more than five hours today, protesting Santos' Leewood water treatment facility near Narrabri. Mina Hunt and a number of other protesters arrived at the site just before 7 o'clock, claiming ground water was being poisoned by the gas company. "I'm just an ordinary Aussie mum standing with another Aussie mum from Narrabri, you know, people just really need to wake up and realise how serious this is." Police attended the site mid morning and Ms Hunt unlocked herself from the vehicle around midday. Thursday, January 07, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee WaaMining Agriculture Tags: Tamworth firefighters see drop in fire-related callouts By Jamieson Murphy Jan. 8, 2016, 9:30 p.m. Northern Daily Leader LOCAL firefighters believe their safety messages might finally be getting through to residents, with a drop in the number of fire call-outs last year. It's in contrast to state figures for 2015, released this week, which show an increase in the number of accidental fire deaths (17) and house fires (4070), compared to the year before with 12 deaths and 3946 residential fires. Tamworth FRNSW senior firefighter Rob Gander said locally the overall number of callouts for 2014 and 2015 were about the same, but there had been a slight drop in the number of fire-related incidents they attended. "Last year, 18 per cent of our callouts were fire incidents, which is a slight drop from 2014, when 25 per cent of our callouts were fire-related," he said. "What that says to me is people are listening to our fire safety message and doing the right thing." Thursday, January 07, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (1018)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee Waa Tags: Nominate a mobile black spot By FAIRFAX MEDIA Jan. 7, Extended to the 15th January to nominate SUBMIT A BLACK SPOT: scroll to the bottom THE deadline for government funding to fix mobile black spots is approaching fast, and residents across the country are encouraged to make sure they have nominated the worst spots in their area. Round two of the Mobile Black Spots Program closes on January 15, with the federal government committing $60 million to improve coverage in areas reported to have poor or no mobile coverage. The areas to be funded will be selected from the database of mobile black spot areas, nominated by members of the public. The areas are those with poor or no mobile coverage. In round one, announced in June 2015, there were 499 mobile base stations to be affected by $100 million in funding. The stations were to either be built or upgraded. Click the heading to go to the full story. Thursday, January 07, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee Waa Tags: Australian Cotton Conference Date confirmed 2 - 4 August Wednesday, January 06, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee WaaAgricultureCotton Tags: EPA assessing reports of water run-off from Santos' Leewood site BY TAWAR RAZAGHI ABC News The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority is investigating a report of run-off being discharged from a Santos-run site near Narrabri, in northern New South Wales, following recent rainfall. The environmental regulator received reports of a minor discharge of water from the Leewood site yesterday and contacted the company to discuss how to control it. The Leewood facility has been the subject of a number of recent protests by anti-coal seam gas activists and the approval of the site's waste water treatment facility is being appealed by the NSW EDO. The Authority's Northern Branch Director, Gary Davies, said there's little information available about the run-off at the moment, aside from the preliminary reports received from complainants. Click heading for full story Monday, January 04, 2016/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee WaaMining Tags: Word of Warning for tonight - Dogs. cats, horses Keep your animals safe They are our precious pets. Please take care tonight, we have had a lot of dogs going missing over the festive weeks. Tonight will be another night where dogs will go missing. Keep them inside or in a locked area. There will be fieworks tonight and there will be missing dogs. For those who find strays let people know by posting on Facebook or contacting your local pound or why not let us know here and we can post it for you. Happy New Year Everyone look forward to your support in the New Year, may 2016 be a big one. Wednesday, December 30, 2015/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (1746)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee Waa Tags: HAPPY RELEASE DAY FOR THE BODY THIEF Chris Taylor Local Author New Book A race against time… Samantha Wolfe is no stranger to death. As a senior forensic pathologist at the Department of Forensic Medicine in Sydney, she's lost count of the number of post mortems she's performed in the quest to find answers. But something strange is happening in the Glebe Morgue. The number of bodies coming through with donated organs has surged upwards and there doesn't appear to be any valid reason. Has the government's initiatives to increase the number of organ donors finally paid off, or is something far more sinister at play? The more Sam delves into the mystery, the more she's certain evil lurks nearby. Detective Sergeant Rohan Coleridge is put in charge of the investigation and he's not exactly happy about it. The last time he spoke to Samantha Wolfe, she was a college student and accused him of walking out on his responsibilities. Taking on the investigation means significant hours spent up close and personal with her and he's not sure if either of them will walk away unscathed… or even if he wants to. The more Rohan investigates, the more he's convinced something is amiss, but is the perpetrator one of the doctors of the prestigious Sydney Harbour Hospital, or is it someone far closer to home….? 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Rob Aitken's 13-year-old daughter and a German backpacker employee thought it would be fun to bring the animated movie characters to life by painting six round bales blue and yellow and attaching white tyres as eyes. The movie Minions, released six months ago, made more than one billion dollars at the box office worldwide, so it was no surprise that the hay bale replicas have become so popular with passing traffic. "I think they're Bob, Stuart and I can't remember the third one's name. I just carried them out there," Mr Aitken said. Sitting near the front gate of Mr Aitken's property at Edgeroi, near Narrabri, the three Minions are hard to miss. He said dozens of drivers stopped to investigate daily. "They stop about 40 or 50 cars a day: truck drivers, caravaners, holidaymakers, everybody. "They take photos and climb on top of them." The hay bale Minions have not done much for Mr Aitken's hay business though. "Most of the people that stop aren't really hay buyers," he said with a big chuckle. "It's just a bit of fun." Wednesday, December 30, 2015/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee WaaRural News Tags: Newell Highway crash leaves families reeling with grief By Anna Whitelaw Dec. 30, 2015, The Northern Daily Leader A road trip to spend New Year's Eve in Queensland has left two young footballers dead, another fighting for his life and two others injured, and five families in Melbourne's west reeling with grief. On Saturday afternoon, Jesse Edwards posted on Facebook "roadtrip :)" as the 19-year-old Werribee teen and four of his mates headed for a New Year's Eve in Queensland. The five 19-year-olds – who all played football for local clubs in Werribee and Hoppers Crossing – were driving to the Gold Coast to celebrate New Year's Eve together. They never made it. Less than 12 hours later, the 19-year-old would be dead, along with his friend Brandon Christopoulos, in a horrific car crash that left three of their friends seriously injured. Wednesday, December 30, 2015/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (0)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: No rating Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee Waa Tags: Major accident 25 kms south of Narrabri on Newell Highway Highway closed both directions traffic being diverted allow extra 2 hours for journey south Two people have died and the Newell Highway is blocked after a single-vehicle crash south of Narrabri this morning. Emergency services were called to a location 25km south of Narrabri shortly before 6am today (Sunday 27 December 2016), responding to reports a vehicle had left the highway and struck a tree. Five people were in the vehicle at the time; two died at the scene, three are being treated by NSW Ambulance Paramedics and the Westpac Rescue Helicopter team from Tamworth. One person will be airlifted to hospital, two will be taken by road ambulance. Investigators from Barwon Local Area Command are on en route. Diversions are in place; check www.livetraffic.com for updates. Police are urging anyone with information in relation to this incident to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page: https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au/ Information you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence. We remind people they should not report crime information via our Facebook and Twitter pages. Monday, December 28, 2015/Author: Kate Schwager/Number of views (7119)/Comments (0)/ Article rating: 3.2 Categories: BoggabriNarrabriWee Waa Tags: Juveniles Refused Bail at Narrabri From Barwon LAC - NSW Police Force Two young males have been refused bail after they were located with a stolen quad bike in Narrabri yesterday. About 4.30pm yesterday (Monday 28 December 2015), Police responded to a number of reports of two males on a quad bike trespassing in Narrabri. One boy was located with the stolen quad bike whilst a second attempted to flee on foot. He was located a short time later hiding in shrubbery in Park Crescent. Alleged stolen property from break-ins at a Maitland Street business on 7th and 28th December 2015 was also found with the juveniles. The boys, aged 14 and 16, have been charged with offences including: • Agg B&E & commit serious indictable offence-in company, • Enter inclosed land not presc premises w/o lawful excuse, • Custody of knife in public place, • Take & drive conveyance w/o consent of owner, • Never licensed person drive vehicle on road, • Motor bike rider (alone) not wear/secure fit approved helmet, • Use unregistered vehicle on road or road related area and; • Resist officer in execution of duty. Barwon Local Area Command Commander, Acting Superintendent Kylie Chinnery said "assistance of members of the public along with a swift response from local Police worked together to effect the timely arrests and recovery of stolen property". "This is a really good result for both Police and the community and one which wouldn't haven't occurred without the input from vigilant and community minded people" he said. Enquiries are continuing. Anyone who witnessed the incident and has not yet spoken with Police is urged to contact Barwon Local Area Command on 02 6757 0799. Anyone with information about this incident should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page:https://www1.police.nsw.gov.au/. Information you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence. 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The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Water commissioned independent expert Noel Merrick to conduct a peer review of the UNSW study, which was done on behalf of Caroona Coal Action Group who have used water concerns at Werris Creek in a campaign against the proposed Shenhua mine. Dr Merrick's review confirmed there had been a drop in groundwater levels, but "found no evidence that the declines are due to the mine". Instead, Dr Merrick pointed to climatic conditions as the likely cause for the decline. 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One of the highlights of my summer, so far, was meeting Kathy for lunch.
I first met Kathy nearly 30 years ago when we began our studies at Haverford College. I was going to fudge the numbers or pretend that I couldn't subtract, but after seeing her yesterday I've decided to be honest. That number, which represents a long-term friendship, is something worth celebrating.
Although we live in bordering states, we do not get to see each other often enough. Last time we saw each other, she came to a book-signing not too far from her home. This time, she drove 2 hours in the rain up a windy mountain road to meet me on my day off from my job at a summer camp. Kathy is no fair-weather friend.
She asked a man standing nearby in a coffee shop to take our picture. I assigned her the task of finding, scanning and posting a picture of us from our college days. I contend that this latest photograph will show how much we have improved with age.
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Finland is taking an aggressive approach to refugees seeking asylum in their country.
The Finnish government announced Tuesday it would require all refugees crossing the border to work for free as well as to learn a "national curriculum" on Finnish culture and society.
The government will distribute information packets on Finnish culture, focusing on the rights of women and children, who have been frequent victims of violent crimes committed by refugees.
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"All asylum seekers will acknowledge it as received. No one can be able to say that they didn't know," employment minister Jari Lindstrom told Reuters.
The government also planned to assess conditions in the home countries of those seeking asylum twice a year, cancelling residential permits as appropriate, presumably as conditions improve and refugees can return home without danger.
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The government said it will expedite returning immigrants who don't qualify for asylum and it estimated around two-thirds of those seeking asylum would be rejected under the new measure.
The government said assigning work to refugees that are able to work provides meaningful action that would help relieve their frustration.
"It is not necessarily paid work, it could be something outdoors, some maintenance work at the reception center," Lindstrom said. "The longer that people are idle, the more frustrated they become."
This sounds like an attractive idea. While many on the left will complain that it's unfair or even cruel, no one can blame the Finnish government for wanting to protect its citizens. It's something that all leaders, including President Barack Obama, should look into.
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FT. LAUDERDALE, FL--(Marketwired - Dec 16, 2013) - The law firm of Becker & Poliakoff announced today that it has relocated its administrative headquarters to 1 East Broward Boulevard in downtown Ft. Lauderdale. The firm opened today at its new location.
Becker & Poliakoff will occupy the top three floors of the 19 story luxury office tower which was recently refurbished with the addition of a full-service restaurant and a fully-equipped fitness center.
The move caps an eventful 40th Anniversary year for the multi-practice commercial law firm which operates 19 domestic and international offices, including 13 in Florida.
"We are very excited to be at 1 East Broward," said Gary Rosen, managing shareholder. "The building's location, amenities and design will serve our firm well into the future. Downtown Ft. Lauderdale is the central business district of Broward County. It is an accessible and desirable location for our clients, attorneys and professional staff."
Ft. Lauderdale Mayor Jack Seiler who attended the ribbon cutting for the building last May said, "We are so pleased to welcome the prestigious law firm of Becker & Poliakoff to downtown Ft. Lauderdale."
Approximately 130 professionals and staff have transferred to the new office in Ft. Lauderdale located at the northeast corner of Broward Boulevard and Andrews Avenue, adjacent to Ft. Lauderdale City Hall. The firm is moving from Stirling Road, in Hollywood, which served as its administrative headquarters since 1988.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, Becker & Poliakoff offices participated in numerous charity events with organizations that included Habitat for Humanity, Make a Wish Foundation and MS Society, to name a few. Other signature events in 2013 included joining forces with the law firms of Taylor & Carls and Seiden Alder & Associates.
In addition to the relocation to downtown Ft. Lauderdale, the firm also relocated its regional offices in Orlando, Naples, Florida and Red Bank, New Jersey. A relocation of its Tampa Bay office is expected in 2014.
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Police in Kenya say they foiled a potentially "large-scale" terrorist plot to kill innocent civilians using the biological agent anthrax that was planned by an Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL)-linked cell of jihadi medics seeking to recruit university students.
Kenyan Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet confirmed that medical students and interns who were arrested in connection to the alleged plot were part of an unnamed "East Africa terror group network, that has links to ISIL," reports the Chronicle.
The terrorist network's leader was identified by authorities as Mohammed Abdi Ali, a medical student who was interning at the Wote District Hospital in southeastern Kenya, according to BBC. He was arrested last Friday and is to remain in the custody of counterterrorism officials for 30 days, pending further investigation.
Two other suspects were detained by police in Uganda: Mr. Ali's wife, who is also a medical student, Nuseiba Mohammed Haji, and her friend, Fatuma Mohammed Hanshi.
Ahmed Hish and Farah Dagne, both medical interns, are suspected of being accomplices and remain on the run.
The Chronicle reports that Boinnet said in a statement:
From our initial investigation, it has been established that the terror network linked to Mohammed Abdi Ali has been engaged in the active radicalization, recruitment of university students and other Kenyan youth into terrorism networks. The same network has been facilitating Kenyan youths to secretly leave Kenya to join terror groups in Libya and Syria.
"The suspects were planning large scale attacks … with the intention of killing innocent Kenyans," he added, according to The Telegraph.
Senior leadership of al-Shabaab has maintained its allegiance to al-Qaeda. Meanwhile, al-Qaeda rival ISIS has been vying for the formidable al-Shabaab's loyalty, prompting defections among the Somalia-based group.
According to the International Business Times, the police chief also said:
Ali's terror network within Kenya spreads as far as the Coast Region, North Rift Region and Western Region, as well as other countries that include Somalia, Libya and Syria. His network also included medical experts with whom they planned to unleash a biological attack in Kenya using anthrax. His arrest and those of his accomplices is a major breakthrough in the fight against terrorism in Kenya and the region.
In 2011, Kenya deployed its military into Somalia in an effort to assist the neighboring country in its fight against al-Shabaab, a move that prompted the al-Qaeda affiliate to step up operations in Kenya.
Al-Shabaab has reportedly killed more than 900 Kenyans and injured 1,000 others since then.
To date, there has been little evidence of an ISIS presence in Kenya.
Nevertheless, authorities are concerned that ISIS is trying to establish a foothold in Kenya.
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Western governments also fear that if the terror group gains decent support and members, ISIS might use Kenya as a base from which to launch attacks on Westerners similar to the Westgate Mall attack or the al Qaeda-linked AQAP [al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula] attack on the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali in 2015.
"Police say at least 20 young Kenyans have traveled to Syria and Libya to join the ranks of ISIS," it adds. "Kenyan authorities have long worried about radicalization and recruitment of young people in Kenya's schools and universities."


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Every story out there is told by someone who observes the action. Today you decide who that is. Is it just one person? Is it two? Why? Whose story is it, really? They are your POV (point of view) character(s).
This is important because you need to start a new chapter or scene if you change your point of view. I once up on a book I'd purchased because of this issue. The main character was an archaeologist – mild mannered, science type. I'll call him Bob. Bob made an extraordinary discovery that people wanted to steal. The scene that ruined it for me jumped from Bob's head into the head of the man who was sent to kill him to get the found object. One paragraph had me inside Bob's head – scared and confused. The next paragraph SOMEONE was wondering if he should kill "him" or just wound "him." Then we went back to Bob. And back to thinking about the gun and how loud it would be. I read and reread that page half a dozen times wondering when/how Bob got a gun. Then I realized I'd jumped POV characters multiple times on a single page. Reading shouldn't be that hard.
Me? Let me also explain my own error. When I started this whole novel-writing process, I thought this was the son's story. In fact, I didn't even LIKE IKE, the father. I mean, there's a reason they're estranged! As my cover says, "..grief and whiskey clashed 17 years ago. Now sober and off parole, [Ike]..." Ike didn't seem all that likable. So EVERY early version was told from the son's point of view. The reader only knew what Justice saw and heard. If Justice wasn't around, he had to hear about it from someone else.
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This project is a great local initiative in Puerto Lopez. Due to lack of municipal initiatives and options for local youth, Freddy Soto started a soccer club for the youngsters. Through sports he motivates kids to stay in school, gives them motivational talks, and they get additional English classes each afternoon with volunteers. Youngsters can only be part of the soccer team if they are inscribed at school and get good grades. He also arranged an agreement with a school in Canada where every semester several team players get the opportunity to go to a completely paid exchange to improve their English if they have been member of the soccer club for at least two years and have good grades at school. The soccer and English program runs all year.
The school is appreciative of the help of volunteers and volunteers enjoy the community feel that their work brings. Please note that this project closes between February and April for school summer holidays.
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Volunteers are needed to help in the following activities
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- Art/Sport lessons – if you are very interested in these subjects you are more than welcome to help the teachers give these lessons and come up with new ideas.
- IT lessons – the school has a basic computer room that volunteers could use to help to give computing lessons which is a really necessary skill for children to learn.
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Your working week is from Monday to Friday from 7.00am to 13.30pm. You will have your afternoons and weekends free to explore the local area. The school year is different on the Ecuadorian coast compared to the highlands. Classes finish for summer holidays at the beginning of February and the start of the new school year is in May. It is important that you are on-time and punctual to work.
This project is located in the town of Puerto Lopez in the province of Guayas. You will have to travel first to Ecuador's biggest city, Guayaquil and then on to Puerto Lopez. Travelling in bus from Quito it will take you approximately 12 hours to reach. However you could always take a flight from Quito to Guayaquil to cut down your travelling time considerably.


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- Production of 3D surfaces (meshes)
- Projection transformations
- Extensible via plug-ins
- Available dynamic libraries
- Portable C++ code
Procedural Visualization allows to reconstruct artificial but realistic representations of the world, obtained from vector thematic data, with a high level of quality and detail, with emphasis on the reconstruction of vegetation.
GeoMind provides C++ dynamic libraries to produce procedural images in real time on large areas.
Procedural images are provided by mean of a web-services (WPS) and the libraries can use GPU accelaration to increase rendering performances.
Typical field of application of Procedural Visualization is the representation of the real world, or the representation of future modification of the landscape, for planning and for design purposes.


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Neon Paddle 2 Person Kayak
- Duration: 3 Hours (approx.)
- Location: Henderson, NV
- Product code: P6NME7
This reservation is for a 2 person tandem kayak for our Neon Paddle!
Our night begins with a pre-game party at Reflection Bay beach/Westin LLV in which we supply you with limitless neon glow supplies to light up the lake as we paddle to our destination. At the beach, we have a tiki bar with food and drinks along with numerous beach games. Be sure to come early to enjoy the beach and bonfires.
Our paddle will begin when the sky is dark. Once we hit the water, it will take approximately 30-45 minutes to reach our destination where we will meet a floating dock with our own live DJ, LED lights, and flame blowers to light up the sky! We will paddle around at this destination to enjoy the music and views for 45 minutes before returning to Reflection Bay/Westin LLV. Once the paddle has finished, we don't stop the party! Stick around for an after party either on the beach or at the Montelago Village where food and water will be available.
Locations do vary between Westin Hotel LLV and Reflection Bay Golf Course. When you register make sure you attach your phone number to receive a text the night before with the address and details!! Hope to see you there.
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LLVWS Cancellation, Reschedule, Late, Weather Policy
*Cancellation and rescheduling policy: We have a 48 hour cancellation policy which means you can cancel your booking and request a full refund anytime outside of 48 hours. You are allowed to change your reservation if you give us a minimum 24 hour notice, but a refund will not be issued inside this time frame if you need to cancel. Inside of 24 hours there is a strict no cancellation and no rescheduling policy, NO EXCEPTIONS!!! (Traffic, accident, passing of family/friend, sickness, ect). If you can not find the location, this IS NOT an exception to be late. If you have a deposit on file with us and you are marked as a no show or you show up late your card on file will still be charged in full.
All rescheduling requests MUST BE MADE BY EMAIL to email@example.com.
Late Policy: If you are late to your appointment we will remove the necessary amount of time from your appointment to match the time your appointment should have finished at.
Weather cancellation: If the weather turns for the worse we will reschedule you to the next available time slot that suits your schedule. NO REFUNDS are given due to poor weather, wind, rain, thunderstorms, or lake closures. At check out you will be asked to agree that you understand that policy. We will always reschedule if there is a weather cancellation. The only circumstance where we will not reschedule you is if you are marked as a no-show to your appointment. If you arrive 15 minutes or more late to your appointment you are marked as a no-show and rescheduling will not be an option for you.
**All prices and offerings are subject to change without notice. After party food and location is also subject to change without notice.**
Dates & Location of Event:
Neon Paddles Hosted At Reflection Bay Beach:
May 16
June 6
June 27
Firework Paddle
July 18
August 1
September 7
September 19
Neon Paddles Hosted at Westin Lake Las Vegas:
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Nutrition Tip | Cottage Cheese
Sunday, 08 October 2017
Cottage cheese is a great, but often forgotten, food. High in protein and calcium, it 's a great topping that can be enjoyed within a meal or snack! Here's how:
1. Add to your crackers with sliced tomatoes and fresh basil!
2. Incorporate into a spring pea, mint and parmesan pasta!
3. On a slice of whole grain toast with ham, spinach and a sprinkle of dukkah!
4. In your home-made burger with roasted beetroot, your favourite pattie and salad!
5. Bake a spud or sweet potato and add a dollop with fresh chives and cherry tomatoes!


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Three University of Tasmania (UTAS) students who will be undertaking Honours research into acid mine rehabilitation, pest fish eradication and land use threats to platypus in Tasmania, were awarded a Governor's Environment Scholarship in 2015.
The awards were presented to Prudence Hamill, Brendan Adair and Tamika Lunn at Government House on Monday 2 March 2015 by the Governor of Tasmania, Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner, who is patron of these prestigious scholarships, of which the EPA is a sponsor.
Prudence Hamill who is a Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours) candidate at UTAS, was awarded the Governor's Environment Scholarship to investigate the remediation of historic mining activities at the Scotia Open Pit Mine site, North East Tasmania. Prudence said that no rehabilitation works had been completed at the site since the mine's closure in 2009.
"My Honours project will investigate the cause of the low pH in the water from the mine and tailings, as well as the most efficient means of the site's decontamination," Prudence said.
"Final remediation of the site will depend on whether the water is predominantly from underground sources that already have a very low pH and high levels of dissolved metals, or runoff from terrestrial sources that are relatively uncontaminated," said Prudence.
Brendan Adair is a BApplied Science (Marine Environment) (Hoours) candidate at UTAS. Brendan was awarded the Governor's Environment Scholarship for his Honours project, which will explore new methods of pest fish control looking at pheromone communication in European carp in Lake Sorell, Tasmania. Brendan explained that carp are a highly destructive invasive freshwater pest in Tasmania; they were discovered in Lake Sorell in 1995 and have been the focus of a 20 year eradication program by the Inland Fisheries Service.
"My Honours project will investigate the potential to hijack pheromone communication pathways to eradicate the Lake Sorell carp," Brendan said.
"I'll be investigating the attraction strength of hormones given off by male fish, and measuring the physiological and genetic differences between fish that are attracted and fish that are not," said Brendan.
Tamika Lunn, who is Bachelor of Science (Honours) candidate at UTAS, was awarded a Governor's Environment Scholarship for her Honours project which will look at the impact of land use change on the distribution and health of platypus. Tamika explained that there is now increasing concern about the survival of this species due to escalating environmental degradation, and yet very few studies have been conducted on the impact of habitat modification on the platypus, and little information exists on the response of platypus to threats.
"My Honours research will assess the impacts of past land use change, with a particular emphasis on forestry activity, on several key habitat variables and relate this to the distribution and health of platypus in the Upper Esk River catchment," Tamika said.
"Hopefully, my study will help to address the fundamental gaps in our understanding of this unique species, and will help assess the magnitude of threats posed by land use changes," said Tamika.
The Governor's Environment Scholarships are an industry and government initiative designed to encourage students with an interest in Environmental management. The Governor of Tasmania is Patron of these prestigious scholarships and the University of Tasmania Foundation liaise with government and industry stakeholders to financially support the awards.
The Scholarships are funded by organisations that have a commitment to excellence in environmental practices in Tasmania, including the EPA, Bell Bay Aluminium, Hydro Tasmania, TasNetworks, SEMF, Nyrstar Hobart and Local Government Association Tasmania. The future sustainability of Tasmania is greatly assisted by partnerships and the Governor's Environment Scholarships are an inspiring example of what can be achieved by working cooperatively towards a common goal.


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(WWW) Wolverine World Wide Buys PLG Group From Collective Brands
Wolverine World Wide Inc. (WWW), one of the leading designers, manufacturers and marketers of branded footwear and apparel, announced that it has sealed the acquisition of the Performance + Lifestyle Group business (the "PLG Business") of Collective Brands Inc (PSS) for $1.24 billion.
Earlier, Wolverine partnered private equity firms, Blum Strategic Partners and Golden Gate Capital Opportunity Fund, in order to acquire Collective Brands. Per the terms of the merger agreement, Wolverine agreed to acquire Collective Brands' Performance + Lifestyle Group (PLG) unit. The other two units, Payless ShoeSource and Collective Licensing International, will be jointly taken up by Blum Capital and Golden Gate.
The PLG unit sells footwear and related products, both wholesale and retail, for children and adults under popular brands which include Stride Rite, Sperry Top-Sider, Saucony, and Keds, and generated approximately $1 billion in revenue in fiscal 2011.
Wolverine is focusing on long-term strategic initiatives to drive profitability, and we expect the acquisition to provide ample opportunities to Wolverine for boosting its growth prospects while facilitating the company in enhancing its portfolio of brands.
Going ahead, the company expects earnings dilution in the range of 25 cents to 30 cents a share for the rest of fiscal 2012. However, Wolverine added that the action will be accretive to the earnings of fiscal 2013 and 2014 in the range of 35 cents to 50 cents and 60 cents to 80 cents, respectively. Moreover, total revenue is expected in the range of $1.46 billion – $1.50 billion, reflecting a year-over-year growth of 3.6% to 6.4%.
Currently, we are maintaining a long-term 'Neutral' recommendation on the stock. However, Wolverine, which competes with Deckers Outdoor Corporation (DECK) and Skechers USA Inc. (SKX), has a Zacks #4 Rank that translates into a short-term 'Sell' rating as secular headwinds act as short-term deterrents for the stock.
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text: Using Visual Basic to Automate Your Database 157 Using descriptive names for variables adds readability to your code. Even more than with database objects, you want to easily remember what a variable in your code refers to. Following a convention for naming variables is helpful, especially when more than one person is writing or reviewing code that's part of a database. Although Visual Basic is not case sensitive, capitalizing the start of indi- vidual words within a variable name is good practice--for example, strCustName for a variable that's used for a customer's name. Adding a prefix to a variable's name is also common practice. The prefix tells you immediately what type of variable you're dealing with, as in strMyString or intAnswer. Some programmers also use the letters g, m, and l as part of the prefix to indicate the scope of a variable. Table 5-3 lists some of the prefixes that you can use when naming variables. Table 5-3. Variable Name Prefixes Data Type Boolean Currency Date Double Integer Long Single String Variant Prefix bln cur dte dbl int lng sng str var Example blnApprovalRequired curAdBudget dteLaunchDate dblBigNumber intAnswer lngSalesTarget sngInterestRate strFirstName varAnswer Static Variables A static variable has the scope of a local variable but the lifetime of a module-level variable. A static variable holds its value even after the procedure in which the variable is declared ends. You won't use a static variable that often, but you might in a situation in which you are calculating a running total, for example. In a case such as this, you want the variable to retain its value. To declare a static variable, you use the Static statement, as shown here: Static blnName as Boolean In a form module, a static variable keeps its value until the form is closed. Using Control Structures To direct the operations you want your code to perform, you use the programming structures avail- able in Visual Basic. With these structures, you can define conditions under which specific instruc- tions are executed, you can repeat a set of instructions as long as a condition is true, and so on. As you saw earlier, the Import procedure includes an If...Then...Else statement, which we'll review in this section along with several other statements. To see some of these examples in action, we'll use the Debug.Print method and the Immediate window, the area of the Visual Basic Editor we introduced earlier that lets you observe and test the execution of your code. (The Immediate window is often used when debugging code. You'll learn more about debugging in the section "Handling Errors and Debugging Code," later in this chapter.) We'll set up the Immediate window in the section "The If...Then...Else Statement." If you want to run any of the other code samples, follow the steps provided for displaying the Immediate window, enter the procedure's name (and any required arguments) in the Immediate window, and then press Enter.


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Cedar Bluff Senior Living
There are 4 Senior Living Options in Cedar Bluff, VA and 5 Senior Living Options nearby.
Average Cost: $4,500
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At Commonwealth Memory Care at Cedar Bluff we offer residents secure and around-the-clock care in a community that celebrates their uniqueness and individuality.
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We manufacture and supply a quality range of V Cone Blenders at cost effective prices. These products are exclusively made of high grade components in order to provide the world class quality products to our customers. V Cone Blenders are sophisticated blending equipment, widely used in pharmaceutical, food, chemical and cosmetic industries. They are also credited for their sturdy structure and precise dimension. Our latest machinery and advanced methodologies enable us to develop durable and high performing products.


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Divers, recreational and professional, want to keep the incredible memories of their scuba diving experiences. The PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty course is one of the most popular PADI Specialties.
As a PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty Instructor you will be introducing your student diver to a creative discipline. Many divers of different experience levels are enthusiastic about photography and benefit greatly from taking this PADI Specialty Course.
This course can be integrated into the PADI Open Water course, allowing your student to use a camera system of their own choosing.
As their instructor you will supervise their dives to suggest camera positioning, various camera settings and assist your students' neutral buoyancy to demonstrate care for the environment.
What makes this PADI Specialty the most popular to learn and to teach, is that anyone can complete the course and there is no minimum age, which means the opportunity to teach this course is plentiful.
You must be certified in the PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty course itself before starting the Instructor-level course. If you do not have this credential, we can conduct it concurrently with your training for the instructor rating.
A PADI Divemaster is able to teach and certify PADI Digital Underwater Photography once successfully completing the Specialty Instructor course with a PADI Course Director.
The PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty Instructor qualification counts as a pre-requisite instructor specialty towards the Master Scuba Diver Trainer qualification.
Employers view a Master Scuba Diver Trainer as a professional of a variety of interests and one who enjoys teaching their student divers to become proficient recreational divers.
At Downbelow, the PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer is integrated into 1-month internship program. Within the month, every day will be an opportunity to develop instructional skills and build on training from Specialty Instructor courses.
At Downbelow, we can teach and qualify you as PADI Digital Underwater Photography Specialty Instructor so you can capture your career development!


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The University of Western Australia
The University of Western Australia (UWA) is recognised internationally as an excellent research-intensive university.
Established in 1911, the University's ground-breaking research, quality academic staff and state-of-the-art facilities combine to offer a vibrant student experience.
As Western Australia's premier university, UWA was equal first overall in Australia based on key measures in the Good Universities Guide 2012 including graduate starting salaries, employment prospects, staff qualifications, research intensity and student demand.
The University of Western Australia ranks 96th in the world in the highly respected Shanghai-Jiao Tong University's Academic Ranking of World Universities.
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